The staff is dedicated to make sure the library me...

The staff is dedicated to make sure the library meets all possible needs that a person may have.
If you're looking to engage with the community, the library regularly hosts new programs and events for people of all ages and backgrounds. Just this month, they had an "Animanga" meeting for teens, an "English Cafe" event for adults trying to learn the English language, and a "Sensory Story Time" designed for autistic children.
If you're just looking for a distraction-free space to get your work done, you can reserve your own study cubicle. I personally prefer to work at the desks by the huge windows because the natural lighting is wonderful.
If you're looking for electronic resources and tools, the library provides printers, computers, and laptops with internet, office, and other programs for public use. The only negative comment I have is that the computers are severely outdated. Don't get me wrong Windows XP is perfectly cable of getting the work done, but come on, it's 2016. There is an innovation studio, as well, with 3D printers.
And of course, if you are looking for books, the library is extremely organized, so it won't be hard to find it. If it's not in Central, the interlibrary loan is quick, so it'll be there in about a day.
I love this library and would like to thank everyone who takes a part in running it.